How has those Bones Reds worked out over time? Have they built up dirt inside? Looks like I have about as old set of cobras myself, for which I have never swapped bearings (nothing really wrong with the stock ones even yet).
@petegreendrummer7 күн бұрын
Well, actually, I haven't taken the pedal apart since I made this video. But I've used it on dozens of gigs since, and I haven't had any problems!
@seryog-sothoth86167 күн бұрын
@@petegreendrummer good to hear! With the little cost I might just aswell give them a try
@angelashelton633711 күн бұрын
I use to play "Capture The Flag" with all my friends from the old Circuit City and some off duty security officers lol We all wore all black with Army issued makeup on our face and wore all black, black hats and black jackets. We all had our headphone gear on to communicate back and forth for our teams. You couldn’t see one another because it was pitch black out at night there. There were some young teens that pulled up in cars with lots of alcohol partying then some seen my friend and I as we walked out of the thick trees. They all yelled that we were bad guys lol When they grabbed a bat and they ran in the woods to get us, all my friends got still and quiet. They walked right by us and couldn’t see us at all as we stood right next to them. They were yelling for us and said they couldn’t see anything lol They all ran out and I told my boyfriend to go out and tell them all to leave. So all of us came out and we all looked like FBI or something lol, and we told them that they had to leave because no one is allowed there because we were practicing fighting maneuvers 😂 Then we told them to take out all their alcohol and liquor that they had and we wanted to see their ID’s/drivers license. They all were from ages 15,16,17 years old lol We made them dump all the alcohol out and go home. Then they told a cop that we were there and that we told them to leave. The officer was also our good friend too lol He too laughed and came back to play the game with us. My friend and I would drop flat and the other team would walk right on us and never knew it lol We got up to run from the other team and her and I both ran off the wall screaming "OH SH1T" and landed on our thick boots and slid into one of the dungeons holding our knees leaning forward while sliding. Thankfully we had our great thick black boots on. We looked at each other and made sure we were alive then just cracked up laughing and everyone heard us on their headphones super loud. Getting out was super hilarious as they pulled us up with rope. This was back in the early 90’s. That was our hangout then and it was peaceful there then. I don’t know about now though. I miss the great times there with all our friends. Wr lived not far from A square C square College. …. Thanks for these cool vids of my old stomping grounds lol❤
@petegreendrummer11 күн бұрын
@@angelashelton6337 you're welcome! And thank you for sharing a cool memory!
@jadennicosia748414 күн бұрын
Great vid man! I plan on taking apart my old set and upgrading them with the newer model footboards. Any chance you can point me in the right direction for the footboards?
@TheBeldorus18 күн бұрын
hi great video.., can this be also for old and new Speed cobras?
@richardflett205327 күн бұрын
I grew up going up to the edison from ogdensburg in the 60s. don't forget new city was up there also first town with electric lites
@peelahpАй бұрын
Pete, you were wise to draw the parallels between the confounding support for a "crazy guy" from people overseas, and the situation we found our country's election(s) during the age of Trump. In 2016, many sounded the alarm - - and many downplayed the dangers. (and still continue to downplay) Now, we know what we're in for if the maniac is allowed to slither back into power. He continues to galvanize his devotees; fundraise from wealthy assholes and corporations, and maintain support from evangelicals, neo-fascist / "Christian" Nationalist groups and individuals. The country should know better.
@christiantorresortiz3304Ай бұрын
Hey I buy a Doble Pedal Iron Cobra HP900PSWL is lefty and I want to convert to right side. I detached the pedal but when I get to the part of the ball box(bearing), it feels like pressure and doesn't come out. How can I remove it? And I apply W40 and doesn’t come out thanks for the advice
@petegreendrummerАй бұрын
Sorry man, I'm not familiar with that model. But it "looks" like once you remove the two chrome bearing caps, you should be able to flip the whole axle assembly. Of course, you'll have to remove, reverse, and reinstall the cams and beater rockers, but I believe that would be the same as on my older model. Good luck!
@christiantorresortiz3304Ай бұрын
@@petegreendrummer yeah thanks for answering that the problem the bearing the other things I know how assembly but hey thanks
@josephwarra5043Ай бұрын
Aliens
@thriftyequalsmakeaquickfif8198Ай бұрын
Hey Rich. Me and my gf Claire are watching right now. Much love and we hope to visit DT soon.
@raymondyuen8136Ай бұрын
Can do the drum set with PVC PIPE ?
@SodiumInduction-hvАй бұрын
did you see a substation ?
@bailephibАй бұрын
Hi Pete, Did you ever get the title sorted? I’m collecting my 125 resto project on Tuesday and very much looking forward to getting it back on the road. Ian
@NormanAlston-cf5hi2 ай бұрын
I was out there today
@robertreedy4142 ай бұрын
Stellar, Killin looks too
@lesjones56843 ай бұрын
It’s about time 😂😂
@lesjones56843 ай бұрын
Pinoceo 😂😂
@lesjones56843 ай бұрын
Stop talking and more mines 😂😂
@lesjones56843 ай бұрын
Your nose 👃 should smell everything 😂😂😂
@sicktodeath0_03 ай бұрын
That’s a hilarious coincidence! I used my 14” K Custom fast crash on top of a 14” Sabian crash (at least I think it was a crash🤷🏻♂️) for years until I got a set of 15” Bosphorus Turk series hi hats. ❤️✌️
@sicktodeath0_03 ай бұрын
The KZread algorithm sucks. I’m a drummer, who also builds drums, but your channel hasn’t been put in my feed until now. So I subscribed, and I hope you can post some more content. ❤️✌️
@bergkampdennis56733 ай бұрын
volkswagen best performance handling driving dynamic reliability. japanese cars are bad compared to volkswagen.
@mythoughts17634 ай бұрын
I USE TO WORK HERE AS A CAMP COUNSELOR!!!! IT WAS THE BEST JOB EVERRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!! I AM SO SORRY IT IS NOW ABANDONED!!! THIS CAMP GAVE CHILDREN A BREAK FROM HOMELIFE!!!!! DAMMMM I WILL NEVER FORGET MY EXPERIENCE THERE!!!! THE FIRST BUILDING YOU WENT IN WAS THE MAIN BUILDING WITH OFFICE, AND MEDICAL INCLUDED, THE UPSTAIRS IS WHERE THE DIRECTOR AND HIS FAMILY LIVED!!!!!! BUNK HOUSE #1 IS WHERE I WAS A COUNSELOR FOR THE YOUNGEST GIRLS, I LIVED RIGHT IN THAT BUNK!!! I CANT BELIEVE YOU ARE BRINGING BACK SOME GREAT MEMORIES FOR ME!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!! AS YOU GO DOWN THE BUNKS THE OLDER THE GIRLS GET!!! ON THE OTHER SIDE IS WHERE THE BOYS LIVED!!! THAT WAS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE!!!!
@mattseymour86374 ай бұрын
Useful video! I have several cymbals which have large cracks which run around the diameter of the cymbal. Do i risk cutting them down into a splash or is there anyway of fixing them to still get a good sound from them as they are?
@petegreendrummer4 ай бұрын
Use a dremel, and just cut out the crack first. I'd recommend cutting at least half an inch beyond the crack at each end, and really take your time smoothing the edges with sand paper. The cymbal should still sound good, and be playable for some time. But, the crack will always persist eventually.
@mattseymour86374 ай бұрын
@@petegreendrummerThanks for the advice. That sounds like a good idea but would this work if the crack is say about a 3rd to half of the diameter of the cymbal? Won't it affect the sound too much?
@petegreendrummer4 ай бұрын
@@mattseymour8637 It may end up sounding like an O-zone crash. Less volume, more trashy.
@mattseymour86374 ай бұрын
@@petegreendrummerArh not really the sound I wanted ideally. What's best way to go maybe trying stacking and leaving it as it is?
@mynock2504 ай бұрын
Went there for 2 summers as a kid.
@wayside704 ай бұрын
I was just at Kay's cottage and that no trespassing fence has a huge mine inside it.
@randyreynolds5794 ай бұрын
Hey man, came across your video here on the final day of my snare drum build. 13 by 6.5 deep. I'm excited to see how it turns out! I see that this is a few years ago but if you are interested or anyone else is interested I have several more shells worth of 13 diameter pvc.
@Tbone14925 ай бұрын
Most people are of German decent. It's not surprising. That's why many volunteered in the pacific instead!
@andrewm19675 ай бұрын
why do people have to go in and destroy abandoned places ? leave it as it was so other people can enjoy it also
@milotron5 ай бұрын
Never seen anyone put the slave on the outside of the hi-hat pedal. Seems like it would add unnecessary torque to the driveshaft. I have the Trick shaft with the newer ACD dd upgrades on a speedcobra 910 and it's amazing.
@FunkyDrumm3r5 ай бұрын
How it is the difference between the older footboard and the newer one? Are they smoother? Do they respond in a different manner?
@porkcash5 ай бұрын
Great video! Entertaining and informative!!
@Darius03935 ай бұрын
SCP fans POV: "Getting location."
@AardvaarkTonto5 ай бұрын
I had an old 1950s Gretsch kit with a real thick wrap. The heads were like this. Tight. First time I detuned it I took the hoops off. It was still in tune. Yep. You can tune a tight head up. But if you decide you've tuned too high.... well I had to punch the shell to pop the head off. Not the easiest of drums I ever had to tune.
@nelsonx53265 ай бұрын
Great movie. The town is actually called Newfoundland? I would have thought they would change the name to protect the innocent. I want to visit the place.
@cornellrpgdrums6 ай бұрын
on the minute 28:18 does the whole mechanism woobles? since tjey are 2 separated rods for left and right beater. i just got the iron cobra 600 used. and i notice some wooble. not sure if normal or if i should return it.
@petegreendrummer6 ай бұрын
As far as I can tell, the 600. Looks like it has a similar design to the axles, so, I would say once everything is tightened down, there shouldn't be any wobble. Good luck, and thanks for the comment!
@cornellrpgdrums6 ай бұрын
@@petegreendrummer i found a fix. inside the left beater rod. there are 2 bearings and a retaining ring as seen here when i tear the pedal down i saw the retaining ring was in the middle. your video shows at the right side. however it did not work. i removed retainng ring and added a third bearing and problem solved! just posting this here in case someone else is having this issue. thanks so much for this video
@carltreurnich84826 ай бұрын
Maybe a free floating system would work
@diandrewilliams37346 ай бұрын
During the day yeah big man chump
@vivalav60786 ай бұрын
Don’t know the song, but you played the heck out of that kit!
@petegreendrummer6 ай бұрын
Thanks so much!
@aprillisa59506 ай бұрын
Very interesting video. I was wondering if you had ever visited Grey Towers which is also known as The Pinchot House in Medford, PA?
@petegreendrummer6 ай бұрын
Thank you! No, I've never heard of Grey Towers, but I'm going to look it up! Thanks!
@aprillisa59506 ай бұрын
@@petegreendrummer It's called Grey Towers National Historic Site but it's also called The Gifford Pinchot house. It is in Milford, Pennsylvania.
@bbjazzmanjazzman77216 ай бұрын
I know you've already dropped a good bit of money on this project but it does sound like the PVC lug tension is the culprit..if you feel like giving it a second chance you might look into the floating heads style.. just a thought..drum on my man..
@jessicajones60326 ай бұрын
We recently took the tour and i think I learned more from your video than i did from our tour guide 😅 the only thing is we were told the skull on the mantle was real! It was a gift from his neice to remind him of his own mortality and to live each day to the fullest (that’s what she told us anyway)
@petegreendrummer6 ай бұрын
Hey thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for the info about the skull!
@rayledoux1496 ай бұрын
best build demo i have seen. Imaginative drum design, clear explanation, nice demonstration of the instrument played, nice production
@petegreendrummer6 ай бұрын
Thanks so much!
@vincentkelly51437 ай бұрын
I have an Iron Cobra Power Glide double kick, it looks like what you're using in this video. Will the ACD longboard conversion work for my pedals?
@petegreendrummer7 ай бұрын
Yes they will!
@nikolazuzic7 ай бұрын
Good job buddy ...sounds very good
@muur40187 ай бұрын
I passed by there and literally stopped with my two daughters. dark dark place then again, it might’ve been the weather
@scottlowell4937 ай бұрын
You should invest in a zoom q2.
@markwithers77907 ай бұрын
Cant imagine anyone wanting a soft plastic snare drum shell... Each to their own i suppose... :)
@danielvanpoppel3338 ай бұрын
Looks good sounds good 👍
@mikeycurtis78618 ай бұрын
Also, instead of long boards (which I do want to make), I removed the toe stop, and moved the pedal board back to those other 2 screw holes that are on the base, closer to the back of ur heel... The make-shift direct drives stick out just enough to not interfere with my toes. And.. not meaning to come off rude on this part, but, with how straight u keep ur pedals, u honestly don't need a fancy universal joint setup. U might actually benefit from a straight shaft
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Nice playing, great groove !
How has those Bones Reds worked out over time? Have they built up dirt inside? Looks like I have about as old set of cobras myself, for which I have never swapped bearings (nothing really wrong with the stock ones even yet).
Well, actually, I haven't taken the pedal apart since I made this video. But I've used it on dozens of gigs since, and I haven't had any problems!
@@petegreendrummer good to hear! With the little cost I might just aswell give them a try
I use to play "Capture The Flag" with all my friends from the old Circuit City and some off duty security officers lol We all wore all black with Army issued makeup on our face and wore all black, black hats and black jackets. We all had our headphone gear on to communicate back and forth for our teams. You couldn’t see one another because it was pitch black out at night there. There were some young teens that pulled up in cars with lots of alcohol partying then some seen my friend and I as we walked out of the thick trees. They all yelled that we were bad guys lol When they grabbed a bat and they ran in the woods to get us, all my friends got still and quiet. They walked right by us and couldn’t see us at all as we stood right next to them. They were yelling for us and said they couldn’t see anything lol They all ran out and I told my boyfriend to go out and tell them all to leave. So all of us came out and we all looked like FBI or something lol, and we told them that they had to leave because no one is allowed there because we were practicing fighting maneuvers 😂 Then we told them to take out all their alcohol and liquor that they had and we wanted to see their ID’s/drivers license. They all were from ages 15,16,17 years old lol We made them dump all the alcohol out and go home. Then they told a cop that we were there and that we told them to leave. The officer was also our good friend too lol He too laughed and came back to play the game with us. My friend and I would drop flat and the other team would walk right on us and never knew it lol We got up to run from the other team and her and I both ran off the wall screaming "OH SH1T" and landed on our thick boots and slid into one of the dungeons holding our knees leaning forward while sliding. Thankfully we had our great thick black boots on. We looked at each other and made sure we were alive then just cracked up laughing and everyone heard us on their headphones super loud. Getting out was super hilarious as they pulled us up with rope. This was back in the early 90’s. That was our hangout then and it was peaceful there then. I don’t know about now though. I miss the great times there with all our friends. Wr lived not far from A square C square College. …. Thanks for these cool vids of my old stomping grounds lol❤
@@angelashelton6337 you're welcome! And thank you for sharing a cool memory!
Great vid man! I plan on taking apart my old set and upgrading them with the newer model footboards. Any chance you can point me in the right direction for the footboards?
hi great video.., can this be also for old and new Speed cobras?
I grew up going up to the edison from ogdensburg in the 60s. don't forget new city was up there also first town with electric lites
Pete, you were wise to draw the parallels between the confounding support for a "crazy guy" from people overseas, and the situation we found our country's election(s) during the age of Trump. In 2016, many sounded the alarm - - and many downplayed the dangers. (and still continue to downplay) Now, we know what we're in for if the maniac is allowed to slither back into power. He continues to galvanize his devotees; fundraise from wealthy assholes and corporations, and maintain support from evangelicals, neo-fascist / "Christian" Nationalist groups and individuals. The country should know better.
Hey I buy a Doble Pedal Iron Cobra HP900PSWL is lefty and I want to convert to right side. I detached the pedal but when I get to the part of the ball box(bearing), it feels like pressure and doesn't come out. How can I remove it? And I apply W40 and doesn’t come out thanks for the advice
Sorry man, I'm not familiar with that model. But it "looks" like once you remove the two chrome bearing caps, you should be able to flip the whole axle assembly. Of course, you'll have to remove, reverse, and reinstall the cams and beater rockers, but I believe that would be the same as on my older model. Good luck!
@@petegreendrummer yeah thanks for answering that the problem the bearing the other things I know how assembly but hey thanks
Aliens
Hey Rich. Me and my gf Claire are watching right now. Much love and we hope to visit DT soon.
Can do the drum set with PVC PIPE ?
did you see a substation ?
Hi Pete, Did you ever get the title sorted? I’m collecting my 125 resto project on Tuesday and very much looking forward to getting it back on the road. Ian
I was out there today
Stellar, Killin looks too
It’s about time 😂😂
Pinoceo 😂😂
Stop talking and more mines 😂😂
Your nose 👃 should smell everything 😂😂😂
That’s a hilarious coincidence! I used my 14” K Custom fast crash on top of a 14” Sabian crash (at least I think it was a crash🤷🏻♂️) for years until I got a set of 15” Bosphorus Turk series hi hats. ❤️✌️
The KZread algorithm sucks. I’m a drummer, who also builds drums, but your channel hasn’t been put in my feed until now. So I subscribed, and I hope you can post some more content. ❤️✌️
volkswagen best performance handling driving dynamic reliability. japanese cars are bad compared to volkswagen.
I USE TO WORK HERE AS A CAMP COUNSELOR!!!! IT WAS THE BEST JOB EVERRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!! I AM SO SORRY IT IS NOW ABANDONED!!! THIS CAMP GAVE CHILDREN A BREAK FROM HOMELIFE!!!!! DAMMMM I WILL NEVER FORGET MY EXPERIENCE THERE!!!! THE FIRST BUILDING YOU WENT IN WAS THE MAIN BUILDING WITH OFFICE, AND MEDICAL INCLUDED, THE UPSTAIRS IS WHERE THE DIRECTOR AND HIS FAMILY LIVED!!!!!! BUNK HOUSE #1 IS WHERE I WAS A COUNSELOR FOR THE YOUNGEST GIRLS, I LIVED RIGHT IN THAT BUNK!!! I CANT BELIEVE YOU ARE BRINGING BACK SOME GREAT MEMORIES FOR ME!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!! AS YOU GO DOWN THE BUNKS THE OLDER THE GIRLS GET!!! ON THE OTHER SIDE IS WHERE THE BOYS LIVED!!! THAT WAS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE!!!!
Useful video! I have several cymbals which have large cracks which run around the diameter of the cymbal. Do i risk cutting them down into a splash or is there anyway of fixing them to still get a good sound from them as they are?
Use a dremel, and just cut out the crack first. I'd recommend cutting at least half an inch beyond the crack at each end, and really take your time smoothing the edges with sand paper. The cymbal should still sound good, and be playable for some time. But, the crack will always persist eventually.
@@petegreendrummerThanks for the advice. That sounds like a good idea but would this work if the crack is say about a 3rd to half of the diameter of the cymbal? Won't it affect the sound too much?
@@mattseymour8637 It may end up sounding like an O-zone crash. Less volume, more trashy.
@@petegreendrummerArh not really the sound I wanted ideally. What's best way to go maybe trying stacking and leaving it as it is?
Went there for 2 summers as a kid.
I was just at Kay's cottage and that no trespassing fence has a huge mine inside it.
Hey man, came across your video here on the final day of my snare drum build. 13 by 6.5 deep. I'm excited to see how it turns out! I see that this is a few years ago but if you are interested or anyone else is interested I have several more shells worth of 13 diameter pvc.
Most people are of German decent. It's not surprising. That's why many volunteered in the pacific instead!
why do people have to go in and destroy abandoned places ? leave it as it was so other people can enjoy it also
Never seen anyone put the slave on the outside of the hi-hat pedal. Seems like it would add unnecessary torque to the driveshaft. I have the Trick shaft with the newer ACD dd upgrades on a speedcobra 910 and it's amazing.
How it is the difference between the older footboard and the newer one? Are they smoother? Do they respond in a different manner?
Great video! Entertaining and informative!!
SCP fans POV: "Getting location."
I had an old 1950s Gretsch kit with a real thick wrap. The heads were like this. Tight. First time I detuned it I took the hoops off. It was still in tune. Yep. You can tune a tight head up. But if you decide you've tuned too high.... well I had to punch the shell to pop the head off. Not the easiest of drums I ever had to tune.
Great movie. The town is actually called Newfoundland? I would have thought they would change the name to protect the innocent. I want to visit the place.
on the minute 28:18 does the whole mechanism woobles? since tjey are 2 separated rods for left and right beater. i just got the iron cobra 600 used. and i notice some wooble. not sure if normal or if i should return it.
As far as I can tell, the 600. Looks like it has a similar design to the axles, so, I would say once everything is tightened down, there shouldn't be any wobble. Good luck, and thanks for the comment!
@@petegreendrummer i found a fix. inside the left beater rod. there are 2 bearings and a retaining ring as seen here when i tear the pedal down i saw the retaining ring was in the middle. your video shows at the right side. however it did not work. i removed retainng ring and added a third bearing and problem solved! just posting this here in case someone else is having this issue. thanks so much for this video
Maybe a free floating system would work
During the day yeah big man chump
Don’t know the song, but you played the heck out of that kit!
Thanks so much!
Very interesting video. I was wondering if you had ever visited Grey Towers which is also known as The Pinchot House in Medford, PA?
Thank you! No, I've never heard of Grey Towers, but I'm going to look it up! Thanks!
@@petegreendrummer It's called Grey Towers National Historic Site but it's also called The Gifford Pinchot house. It is in Milford, Pennsylvania.
I know you've already dropped a good bit of money on this project but it does sound like the PVC lug tension is the culprit..if you feel like giving it a second chance you might look into the floating heads style.. just a thought..drum on my man..
We recently took the tour and i think I learned more from your video than i did from our tour guide 😅 the only thing is we were told the skull on the mantle was real! It was a gift from his neice to remind him of his own mortality and to live each day to the fullest (that’s what she told us anyway)
Hey thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for the info about the skull!
best build demo i have seen. Imaginative drum design, clear explanation, nice demonstration of the instrument played, nice production
Thanks so much!
I have an Iron Cobra Power Glide double kick, it looks like what you're using in this video. Will the ACD longboard conversion work for my pedals?
Yes they will!
Good job buddy ...sounds very good
I passed by there and literally stopped with my two daughters. dark dark place then again, it might’ve been the weather
You should invest in a zoom q2.
Cant imagine anyone wanting a soft plastic snare drum shell... Each to their own i suppose... :)
Looks good sounds good 👍
Also, instead of long boards (which I do want to make), I removed the toe stop, and moved the pedal board back to those other 2 screw holes that are on the base, closer to the back of ur heel... The make-shift direct drives stick out just enough to not interfere with my toes. And.. not meaning to come off rude on this part, but, with how straight u keep ur pedals, u honestly don't need a fancy universal joint setup. U might actually benefit from a straight shaft